Sentence examples for big charts from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Britain's Eurovision act Electro Velvet shouldn't be too downhearted as several entries which failed to win the top prize went on to be big charts hits.

So it's a shame the new wave of data journalism hasn't gone a little further: the deep numbers and the big charts and the key explainers are your chance to personalize the news, to say what it means.

Lycos' lcos acquisition of Quote.com, CNET's cnet purchase of Nordby and CBS MarketWatch's mktw acquisition of Big Charts show that consolidation is threatening to limit the number of directions MarketPlayer can move in.

These usually consist of a few "cookie sheets" (big charts with columns for a buyer's info and each type of cookie, including nutrition facts, used to mark down sales), a prize sheet that shows the incentive prizes and how many boxes you must sell, and you may also wish to receive the requirements to earn a cookie pin.

CBS's MarketWatch.com, a leading financial news site, owns a service called Big Chart that creates financial charts.

In 1982, Taco had a big chart hit with "Puttin' On the Ritz" -- the kind of "re-think" that keeps a classic song alive.

London's future-soul act Jungle are new at No 7, with another big chart entry for the classic metal act Judas Priest.

Instead, the big chart battle is between the NHS Choir's 'A Bridge Over You' - a mash up of Coldplay's 'Fix You' and Simon & Garfunkel's 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' - and Justin Bieber's latest ballad 'Love Yourself'.

Their portfolio's peaks and valleys are traced in the big chart at right, which their son likes to contrast with the more volatile course of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

I mean, sure, that would do an end-run around the problem of not being able to isolate genre-specific data in the digital age — one big chart for everybody.

Having the first big chart 'Cheerleader' take the world by storm.